Wale has been firing on all cylinders as he prepares his upcoming S.H.I.N.E. (Still Here Ignoring Negative Energy), which arrives later this year. Today, he debuts a new song titled “Her Wave.”
Being raised on Dr. Dre’s The Chronic, having an uncle who locally presided over the N.W.A’s reign in rap and being a recording artist has natually groomed Camryn Howard to be a part of history before he even knew it was being made. The thriving multi-talent is seeing his blessings manifested as he’s set to […]
Aside from indulging in its own ratchetness like a relapsing alcoholic at an open bar full of top shelf liquor, there’s a obvious reason Empire is drawing millions of viewers in each week.
As the rap world mourns Eazy-E’s AIDS-related death, a new study from out of the University of Sydney is claiming that murder is the leading cause of death for rappers.
It’s going to be a hot minute before fans get that new album from the Godfather of auto-tune, T-Pain. But until then they can enjoy the many appearances he’s been making on other people’s records.
Rihanna keeps on reminding us that she has certainly come a very long way from her innocent “Pon De Replay” days.
Whether you opted for a “texturizer,” an Optimum, or the more traditional S-Curl, Jheri Curl kits are one of those sad ’80s traditions that nobody can deny. There’s all kinds of photographic proof, which makes the Jheri Curl one of the most iconic black hairstyles of all time.
During a tour stop in Australia, Ice Cube showcased the trailer to the upcoming N.W.A biopic, Straight Outta Compton. An enterprising fan caught the event on tape, and thanks to the marvels of modern technology, it’s out there for the world to see.
The N.W.A biopic Straight Outta Compton has produced incredible loads of drama and we’re still several months from even seeing an official trailer.
From his credits on chart-topping Death Row Records albums to his infamous quotes at the 1995 Source Awards, Suge Knight stands as a monumental figure in Hip-Hop. Will his legacy be one of fame or infamy?
Lil Eazy-E is feeling in a ways that he wasn’t cast to play his late father, gangsta rapper Eazy-E, in the forthcoming biopic about N.W.A, the groundbreaking Compton rap group.
Most of show business is just giving you the same old tired offering repackaged to look differently.
